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Rock Springs Student, Teacher attend UW s Teton STEM Academy
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This summer, the University of Wyoming will host the Teton STEM Academy, a science camp for high school students. The camp is free of charge and will be held in person from July 10 to 18.
Chip Kobulnicky, a UW astronomy professor and co-director of the Teton STEM Academy, said the camp aims to show students all of the scientific disciplines. We will cover life science, the physical sciences, math and engineering, he said. We wrap up all of these themes under a general heading of planning a journey to Mars.
Kobulnicky said a journey to Mars involves conquering all kinds of different science challenges.
University Of Wyoming Teton STEM Academy Will Travel To Mars This Summer
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The Albany County Board of Commissioners is scheduled to consider updates to the county s commercial wind energy siting regulations during a meeting next week, and several University of Wyoming professors are supporting a recommendation aimed at preserving dark night skies.
Chip Kobulnicky, a professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, directed UW s observatory program from 2007-16. UW s research observatories include the Wyoming Infrared Observatory atop Jelm Mountain 32 miles southwest of Laramie and the Red Buttes Observatory, which is located about eight miles south of Laramie just off U.S. Highway 287. Those are both in use every clear night of the year, he said.